Sidney Lanier Bridge

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The Sidney Lanier Bridge is a modern cable-stayed bridge near Brunswick, Georgia, notable as one of the state's tallest bridges and a key coastal transportation link.

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instanceOf cable-stayed bridge
road bridge
carries four lanes of traffic
connects Brunswick, Georgia
Jekyll Island, Georgia
linked to: Jekyll Island
crosses South Brunswick River
hasClearanceBelow approximately 185 feet
hasDesign cable-stayed
hasFeature cable-stayed main span
high-level navigation clearance
hasMaterial concrete
hasRegionImportance primary access route to Golden Isles of Georgia
hasType fixed high-rise bridge
isMajorLinkIn coastal transportation corridor
isOnRoute U.S. Highway 17 corridor
isSuccessorTo steel vertical-lift bridge at same location
isTallestIn one of the tallest bridges in Georgia
locatedIn Brunswick, Georgia
Georgia, United States
linked to: Georgia

Glynn County, Georgia NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Georgia Department of Transportation
namedAfter Sidney Lanier
namedForOccupation poet Sidney Lanier
near Atlantic coast of Georgia
opened 2003
openedToTraffic April 2003
partOf Georgia State Route 25
U.S. Route 17
replaced original Sidney Lanier Bridge
usedFor vehicular traffic

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U.S. Route 17 in Georgia includesStructure Sidney Lanier Bridge
Sidney Lanier hasPart Sidney Lanier Bridge (named after him)
linked to: Sidney Lanier Bridge